Tigers Keep Undefeated Run With 6 2 Win Over Aberdeen
Huron High School’s Tigers remained unbeaten with a 6 2 victory over Aberdeen, pushing their Eastern South Dakota conference record to four straight wins. Key plays came from quarterback Paul Hohm and runner Kittleson, while solid defense from Heck Devick and Voss helped secure the comeback on homecoming day.
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Huron High School
Tigers
George Dekiow
Huron
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Brookings
Jone
Brill
Kittleson
Eagles
Menare
Alvin Devick
Paul Hohm
Jager
Hohm
Tiger
Heck
Nohm
Busch
Ancient Rivalries Highlight East Football Program
East showcases Princeton against Harvard and Dartmouth versus Yale as top early season clashes. Army meets Illinois while Texas and Tennessee face strong opponents, with Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois atop the Big Ten and other regional battles shaping the day’s title races.
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New York
Princeton
Harvard
Dartmouth
Yale
Army-Illinois
Tidwestern
Southern Grooth
Texas A
Texas Christian
Harvard-Princeton
Indians
Elis
Army
Dlinois
Texas
Jack Buckler
Cadetase
Jack Benyon
Les Lisdberg
Midwest
Michigan
South
Mercer
Washington
Jefferson
Bancroft Cagers Begin Practice Under Coach Monfore
About 18 high school players started basketball practice this week under Coach Clarence Monfore in Bancroft. A captain was not yet chosen. The Bancroft team scheduled its first game for November 2 against Yale on Bancroft court.
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Bancroft
Clarence Monfore
Yale
Exhibition showcases Hohm inexperience against Aberdeen
Ewald Hohm answered Deklotz with an exhibition that belied inexperience while Aberdeen made a 7 to 2 line score. Touchdown by Rittleson for Huron and a safety by Kittleson for Aberdeen frame a tense game with multiple substitutions and officials listed.
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Deklotz
Devick
HURON
Aberdeen
Graeber
Malter
Dunker
Mathis
Wells
Kruger
Schroeder
Kemnitz
Kemnit
Caughin
Cohum
W. McCullen
Comell
Alex Culhane
S. D. State
Heydler's Resignation Shapes National League Leadership
John Arnold Heydler's resignation as National League president due to ill health prompts talk of a dual leadership plan. The owner group may split president and secretary treasurer roles with Harvey Traband eyed for secretary treasurer and Gravate Ford C. Frick considered for active president, reuniting Heydler as an adviser or emeritus.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Todlay
National League
John Arnold Heydler
Heydler
John K. Teneyeg
Feague
Lagais
Heydier
League
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Rickey
Ford C. Frick
Harvey Traband
Frick
Service Bureau
Traband
Mae “T
Hinds
Tayselt
Alibi exchange sparks LSU grid humor and legacy tale
The article recalls a near-miss play in the Arkansas-LSU game and quotes Bid Cross and Spec Moore about a misdirected pass. It then shifts to baseball executive Heydler, detailing his Rochester upbringing, early writing, umpiring, ties to Nick Young, Pulliam, and his ascent to National League president.
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Cross
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Washington
Nick” Young
National League
Young
Harry Pulliam
Heydler
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White House
Casey
Grover Cleveland
Pulliam
Tener
Miller Romps Over St Lawrence Eleven on Home Field
The Austins defeated the young St Lawrence team 42 to 0 in the last home field football game. Dunham, Jones and Andrews scored the touchdowns. Andrews kicked five extra points. Coach Drakes played mostly second string aside from the three scorers. St Lawrence battled well for a first-season squad, with Mollyneaux notably tackling.
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Miller
St. Lawrence
Specia
Austins
St Lawrence
Dunham
Jones
Andrews
Drakes
Mer
Mollyneaux
Rapid City High School Upsets Hot Springs Team
Rapid City defeated Hot Springs yesterday afternoon by a narrow margin. Schuster scored the key goal for Rapid City as the team secured the win in a tight contest.
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Rapid City
Hot Springs
Rapid
Schuster ‘Dhat
Rapid City High Sch
Aternooz
Northern Normal Edges Wayne in Rough Football Battle
Northern normal of Aberdeen stripped Wayne Teachers of a weight edge and won 13 to 6 in Wayne Nebraska The Nebraskans opened scoring with Gast in the second period Keene answered with a touchdown and a pass to Jack Edwards set up a second score Keene added the extra point Marizn stood out for the visitors
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Northern Normal
Wayne Wayne
Neb
Wayne Teachers
Aberdeen
Nebraskans
Ag Gast
Keene
Jack Edwards
Marizn
Coyote Frosh Defeat State Frosh to Open Dakota Day
Vermillion November 3. South Dakota University freshman football team beat State College frosh 14 to 0 to avenge a varsity defeat and inaugurate the Dakota Day celebration. Dow scored on a third quarter run after a fumble and added a 49 yard dash in the fourth period with Walker kicking both extra points.
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Vermillion
South Dakota University
State College
Frosh
Coyote Pups
Ryan
State
Dow
Rapid
Clark Comets Tops Redfield with 20-0 Victory
Clark high school's Comets defeated Redfield 20 to 0 as Gross scored all three touchdowns and provided the main offensive spark. Clark led 33 to 0 at halftime with strong defense and a decisive win on the field.
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Rei Redfield
Clark High School
Comets
Redfield
Pheasante
Gross
A Smith
Denial of Pheasant Season Curtailment From Johnson
FERRE November 3. C E Johnson director of the game and fish department says rumors of an early end to South Dakota pheasant season are false and there will be no change to regulations. The first half ends November 4 and the second opens November 21 continuing until December 5 with afternoons only. Non residents may ship 25 birds on their $25 licenses and five of six commissioners plus Johnson visited eastern pheasant territory to verify abundance.
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Ferre
South Dakota
Perio
C. E. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Game Commission
Football Scores From Associated Press East and South Regions
A sprawling recap lists numerous college and high school football results across the East and South regions. Duquesne edged by West Virginia Wesleyan. Fairmont over Salem. Rutgers over Yale. Mercer over Washington and Jefferson. and many more scores including Roanoke, Stetson, and Omaha University.
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Wesleyian
Fairmont
W. Va
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Sallem
Rutgers
Yale
South Mercer
Washington and Jefferson
Eastern Kentucky
More
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Erskine
Newberry
Georgia
Newport Mews
Chadron Normal
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Deane
Dana
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Kalamazoo
Rockhurst
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Northern Normel
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Hastings
Midland
LaCrosse
River Falls
Seceatta
Minn
Augustana
Minot
N. 2
Manitoba Univ
Yankton Crushers Hardrockers 6 0 Victory to Halt Slump
Yankton college football ends a three game slide with a 6 to 0 win over the School of Mines Hardrockers. Henry Hindkyame scored the lone touchdown on an 81 yard drive, while Hindley and Slattery powered the early march. Yankton outgained Mines 8 first downs to 3 in the first half but Mines tightened in the second, holding Yankton to five first downs while piecing together a strong defensive effort. Officials: L Harmon referee, Orson Sioux City umpire Stephenson head linesman.
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Yankton College
Hardrockers
School of Mines
Ione
Henry Highbyame
Hindley
Slattery
Hrodky
Greyhounds
R—Wilcox
Hindky
L. Harmon
Wis
Orson Sioux Filis
Stephenson
Peru
Wessington and Highmore Play Scoreless High School Tilt
Wessington and Highmore battled to a 0 0 tie in Friday afternoon football action. A large crowd watched as both sides pressed for a breakthrough, with spirited rallying by the Wessington fans and a pep meeting organized by junior girls at the high school in the morning.
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Highmore
Ambitious Vikings Fall to Concordia in Sioux Falls
November 8 report from Sioux Falls details Augustana college faltering against Concordia of Moorhead Minnesota. Poor defense on forward passes and fumbles helped Concordia build a first half lead, though Augustana surged in the third period before yielding four touchdowns. It was Augustana’s first defeat in 11 games.
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Augustana College
Concordia College
Minn
Minnesota
Losil
Vikings
Frank Cleve
Concordia
South Dakota
Augustene
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